You See This Girl Right Here Quotes

#1. Behold , I have graven you upon the palm of my hand, that is what Jesus came on earth to do: to proclaim, to give us the Good News that God loves us, that we are precious to Him.

Mother Teresa

#2. We can learn much from wise words, little from wisecracks, and less from wise guys.

William Arthur Ward

#3. I am not the potter, not the potter's wheel, but the potter's clay; is not the value of the shape attained as dependent upon the intrinsic worth of the clay as upon the wheel and the Master's skill?

Stephen King

#4. My need to be around Abby Abernathy overruled any rational thought. It had always been that way, and I imagined it always would.

Jamie McGuire

#5. I'm Angelina," she says. "Are you here to save us?" I can see a tiny spark of hope awaken in her eyes.
"You're right, Angelina - I'm here to save you."
"Can you? Really?"
"I'll try," I say and the girl smiles.

Markus Zusak

#6. An honest work generates its own power; a dishonest work tries to rob power from the cataracts of the given.

Annie Dillard

#7. As trite as the thought was, even her butterflies got the butterflies with just a tilt of his lips, and it had always been so.

Genevieve Dewey

#8. In so far as the government lands can be disposed of, I am in favor of cutting up the wild lands into parcels so that every poor man may have a home.

Abraham Lincoln

#9. If you think it makes a difference if I have ten thousand sports cars, ten million girlfriends and lead a very flashy life ... I don't think you should work with any teacher because you don't know what it is all about yet.

Frederick Lenz

#10. I have a small child. Being a parent takes a lot of time. People always ask me, "What movies have you watched lately?" I tell them, "Finding 'Nemo' ... 'Shrek' ...

Clint Eastwood

#11. My parents were self-made people, and they were a team.

Samuel Goldwyn Jr.

#12. The powers and principalities would hold less sway over our lives if we refused to collaborate with them. But refusal is risky, so we deny our own truth, take up lives of "self-impersonation," and betray our identities.2

Parker J. Palmer